Tyche Institute · NOMOS regulatory observatory

The EU digital acquis, drawn as one graph

eIDAS 2.0, the AI Act, GDPR, implementing acts, ETSI/CEN standards and the EUDI architecture framework — as segment-addressable nodes with typed cross-corpus edges. Public teaser: the row-level evidence layer is withheld pending peer review.

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The instrument

Click any segment for its identifier, exact vault source and typed links. Nothing is drawn without a source row.

How to read this — and what it does not claim

Each lane is a corpus: a regulation, its amending acts, the implementing layer, harmonized standards, the EUDI architecture framework. Each box is a segment — an article, annex, or deliverable. Each arc is a typed cross-reference extracted from the Tyche research vault.

The provenance rule: if a mapping row lacks a source file in the vault, it is not in this graph. Every node and edge carries the exact file it was extracted from.

This graph does not claim…

…that an evidences edge proves compliance. It records that a technical primitive supports evidence for a duty.
…that a missing edge means the law is unimplemented. Absence of an edge reflects vault coverage, not the law.
…that flagged (⚠) items are settled. They are open verification tasks, carried visibly.
…legal advice of any kind.

Extraction 2026-08-17 · data provenance · prior art: legalviz.eu, ai-act-standards.com — this graph differs in typed edge semantics, soft-law corpora, per-row provenance and the coverage-honest gaps lens.